INTERACTIVE: Issues ‘08

The Washington Times is taking a close look at an important issue every day before the elections. Click below to catch up:

• Nov. 2 Obama, McCain promise respect for Congress

• Nov. 1 Obama, McCain both for tort reform, but businesses prefer latter

• Oct. 31 Party lines define anti-crime initiatives

• Oct. 30 Obama’s abortion stance repels young evangelicals

• Oct. 29 Path to racial unity divides

• Oct. 28 Moscow will pose early test of ambitions on NATO

• Oct. 27 Tough decisions loom on Latin America

• Oct. 25 New president must be ’nimble’ on economy fixes

• Oct. 24 Beijing pays little heed to rhetoric in U.S.

• Oct. 23 Candidates eye better use of spies

• Oct. 22 New president inherits Afghan crisis/Resurgent Taliban takes toll on NATO, U.S. troops

• Oct. 21 McCain, Obama remain sketchy on deficit/Groups offer budget knives

• Oct. 20 Economy, politics limit ambitions on Iraq, Iran/Next president faces new terrain

• Oct. 19 Bush’s successor faces Mideast conflicts/Peace process overshadowed by credit crisis

• Oct. 17-18 Joe exposes candidates’ sharp divisions/McCain favors top down; Obama distribution

• Oct. 16 Immigrants hear mixed messages

• Oct. 15 Hollywood stays behind scenes in race

• Oct. 14 Uninsured Americans turn to mobile clinics/Millions lack money for care

• Oct. 13 Issues facing vets getting short shrift/Advocates fault candidates

• Oct. 12 Bush sets high bar for service initiatives/Candidates plan to renew call to action